… fasteners of any size and for any purpose (for clothing, footwear, travel goods, etc.). Most slide fasteners consist of two narrow strips of textile material one edge of each strip … or runner. Another type of slide fastener consists of two strips of plastics, each with a specially shaped edge …
… Wood wool consists of fine slivers of wood, curled or twisted to form a tangled mass. The slivers are of regular … in this heading if dyed, gummed, etc., or if roughly twisted together or put in the form of sheets between layers of paper. It is used mainly for packing or …
… up of a single continuous thread or by the interlacing of two or more continuous threads with the same functions, and … on both sides, machine embroidery of this kind comprises two threads with different functions; one, the embroidery …
… 5210.31 ‑ ‑ Plain weave 5210.32 ‑ ‑ 3‑thread or 4‑thread twill, including cross twill 5210.39 ‑ ‑ Other fabrics ‑ Of yarns of … to be taken into consideration, no distinction being made between filaments and staple fibres. The heading does not …
… surface; (2) a special warp knitting machine knits two fabrics face to face with a common pile yarn; the two fabrics are then separated by cutting to produce two knitted fabrics with a cut pile; (3) textile fibres …
… The scissors classified in this heading consist of two superimposed blades, sometimes serrated, articulated on … scissors. (5) Special types such as pinking scissors; twin scissors (four bladed) for cutting strips of cloth; … poultry shears) of heading 82.01 . (b) Special farriers’ two‑handed shears for cutting animals’ hooves ( heading …
… in excess of that required merely to produce a good bond between the layers. Two main processes, impregnation and densification, are used … compression by means of powerful hydraulic presses or between rollers, or by compression in all directions at high …
… fuses ( heading 36.03 ). (c) Wicks obtained by simple twisting or doubling of textile yarns, twine, cordage, etc. Such wicks remain classified as yarns in Chapters 50 to 55 or as twine, cordage, etc., in heading 56.07 . (d) Wicks of glass …
… : (a) Other bars and rods of iron or non‑alloy steel twisted after hot‑rolling ( heading 72.14 ). (b) Hollow … and rods ( heading 72.28 ). (c) Products consisting of two or more rolled bars twisted together ( heading 73.08 ). (d) Tapered bars and …
… (so‑called crocheted gauze, Marly gauze), by inserting two or more weft threads together through the loops formed by the standing and crossing threads, by using two or more standing threads per crossing thread and vice … designs. Gauze is usually loosely woven and therefore lightweight; it is chiefly used for curtaining; certain …
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